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Pretty sure they will increase it to 350 in the last few hours lol...
what kind/cut of meat is that?992’s today from humboldtdr . Straight to the feet! Meanwhile I’ve been cooking up some mouth watering quarantine treats.
Baggiesfirst y'all had me buying new socks, and now i'm considering getting some baggies. this thread isn't good for me
what kind/cut of meat is that?
Never heard of it either till I moved out here 15 yrs ago. And it’s everywhere out here. EverywhereIt’s tri-tip, very popular cut for BBQing in California. Never heard of it until I moved here.
Good looks on the link, but that is PRICEY.For those still looking, 992GR, TN and BL just dropped here:
Very..def cheaper on after market sitesGood looks on the link, but that is PRICEY.
yeah. on the east coast, it’s called bavette. i think with the re-rise of local butchery, alot of uncommon steak cuts came to the forefront, stuff that would have usually been thrown in to make ground beef. good beef ain’t cheap, so to maximize the amount of steaks you can pull from a side of beef helps the profit margins. and we as consumers end up getting some dope cuts.Never heard of it either till I moved out here 15 yrs ago. And it’s everywhere out here. Everywhere
dope. one trick with that meat is to make sure you are cutting it against the grain to maximize it’s tenderness. when you look at the cut face of a slice, you don’t want to see long strands.It’s tri-tip, very popular cut for BBQing in California. Never heard of it until I moved here.
So key. Really makes a huge difference.dope. one trick with that meat is to make sure you are cutting it against the grain to maximize it’s tenderness. when you look at the cut face of a slice, you don’t want to see long strands.